Hi, I have a small package, which generates configure, Makefile[.in] at every compilation. As upstream already contained these files, when I build my package, and these files are regenerated but different versions of auto[conf|make], I get a big .diff.gz (as big as upstream source). Policy says I should not tamper with upstream source except where really necessary; but am I allowed to delete these files from upstream, generate them from debian/rules and clean again afterwards? It would make the .diff.gz very small, without any differences in .deb .
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